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To new investors, the stock market may seem like a gamble with its short-term ups and downs, but in the long term it’s the best option to grow your wealth

The Yale endowment’s massive success would be impossible for an individual investor to achieve… Or would it? Here’s how it performs as an ETF portfolio.

If there is one person we should thank for the lengthy bull market we’ve been enjoying, it’s Paul Volcker. Today, we examine his legacy of financial economics.

Voters lined the blocks around polling stations last week to cast their ballots in the most important election of a generation. What do the results mean for Britain?

Some economists and politicians advocate adoption of the “European model” in the U.S., but that will provide equality at the expense of building wealth.

We’re well into a roaring bull market, but there are fewer Americans invested in stocks now than before the 2008 crash. Here’s why that’s a good thing.

Americans love rankings, but should we be concerned that the U.S. recently lost the No. 1 spot in financial economic rankings? Here’s what you need to know.

There’s a major focus on wealth and poverty in today’s political discourse. Are socialist policies the answer to inequality? Look to Argentina to find out.

How would you feel if you left a lottery prize unclaimed? If you’re failing to invest in equities, that’s what you’re doing – missing out on true wealth.

Politicians claim that capitalism is in crisis and must be fixed, but our system is working exactly as it should, and people are living richer lives than ever.